Zhu Jian

Zhu Jian

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Zhu Jian (1455-1541) was an official of Ming Dynasty. The word junzuo, living in yao'ao. Because it is located in the south of Yandang, it is called dangnan. Hongzhi nine years (1496) Jinshi.

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He served successively as Shexian county and Fengcheng county magistrate, and then promoted to Ganzhou and Ji'an Prefecture. He has a broad sense of political affairs and disdains to be honest and clean. Everything he has established can last for a long time and be convenient for the people. During his tenure as governor of Ji'an Prefecture, he noticed in advance that Chen Hao, king of Ning, had a different plan, so he actively stored grain and recruited troops to build Hao battlements. Two years after leaving the county, Chen Hao turned against him. Because he had been on guard, his successor soon calmed down. In his later years, he visited Yandang Mountain, his hometown, and wrote many poems, such as debating the history of Song Dynasty, discussing the pictures of Xueyong, debating the doubts of Li Shi, selected notes of Li Shi, collection of dangnan and annals of Yanshan.

Representative works

Yao Chuan's new rising and Wei's boating poems in Hainan

Grass warm wind and February day, Jiangnan shrimp dishes regardless of money,

The Qianxi river rose last night. It was a mid stream Fan Li boat.

[liangzhouling · Xie Gongling]

The climber in his shoes. Through the clouds and the sky. The footprints are still in the white clouds, and no one knows them through the ages.

Spring comes and autumn goes. Generation after generation. The shadow of the setting sun falls outside the stream, and the pines grow and the trees are green in the sky.